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A simile makes a direct comparison |
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as idle as a Lazzarone ( as air ) |
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as inconstant as the moon ( as the waves ) |
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as ignorant as a child |
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as indolent as an old bachelor |
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as illimitable as the boundless sea |
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as industrious as a beaver |
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as illusive as a dream |
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as inevitable as death |
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as imitative as a monkey |
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as inexhaustible as the deep sea |
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as immaculate as an angel |
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as inexorable as a grave |
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as immense as the sea |
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as inflexible as a granite rock |
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as immortal as the stars |
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as innocent as a babe |
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as immutable as the laws of the Medes and the Persians |
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as innocent as a dove |
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as impatient as a lover |
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as innocent as a lamb |
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as imperishable as eternity |
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as invisible as the air |
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as impetuous as a poet |
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